Bitcoin surged past $80,000 for the first time since May, driven by a Treasury buyback announcement that squeezed over $3 billion in shorts, with spot bitcoin E

Treasury says Ivan Obukhov processed over $100 million in crypto for IRGC-QF oil sales since 2023, zeroing in on digital assets used to support Iran's economy.

The company sold 18.26 million MSTR shares and increased its USD Reserve to $5.1 billion while repurchasing STRC, holding roughly 4% of bitcoin's total supply c

HashKey launched the Franklin OnChain US Government Liquidity Fund on its Earn channel, marking a push into the fastest-growing segment of digital asset markets

The crypto exchange issued tokenized equities under its new Abu Dhabi framework, joining the race to bring traditional stocks onto blockchain networks.

Bitmine's total crypto, cash and other investments stand at $14.9 billion and it owns over 4.8% of Ethereum's circulating supply as Tom Lee says ETH's 30% weekl

Monday's inflow pushed cumulative net inflows to a record $1.22 billion with trading volume at $166.8 million.

The London-based bank with $850 billion in assets will distribute Anchorpoint's HKDAP stablecoin to eligible clients and partners.

Two of three proposals would reduce supply growth by speeding up Solana's inflation decline and raising daily fee burns from about 650 SOL, potentially reaching

Strive becomes the seventh-largest public company holder of bitcoin as its CEO predicts the strongest cycle ever.

A federal jury convicted Kovar in a cryptocurrency scheme involving at least 400 investors.

UTE cut power to Tether's mining sites in July 2025 after Tether representatives did not attend signing of a revised contract.

The crypto advocacy group is ramping up its political influence by backing more than 30 House candidates.

Term vault proposals face a seven-day delay and can be vetoed by liquidity providers, yet those controls did not stop the exploit.

Falling open interest and subdued funding rates suggest the rally remains structurally healthy according to market analysts.

Dillman faces a maximum penalty of 20 years and a $250,000 fine for each count of conviction according to the DOJ.

The push comes as Hyperliquid's multi-asset perpetuals gain scale and draw scrutiny from traditional exchanges.

The group supports limiting client ID requirements to direct issuer-customer transactions in the primary market while calling for clearer definitions.